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Pryor came to the door, and called them; they didn't mind, so he came to the fence, and crossest you ever heard, every bit as bad as the dogs, he cried: "Whose brat are you, and what are you doing here?" I meant to tell him; but you must have a minute after a thing like that. "God of my life!" he fairly frothed. "What did anybody send a dumb child here for?" "Dumb child!" I didn't care if Mr.
"You've made a mistake, I think. My father doesn't know Mrs. Richie." David had nothing to say, and she opened her book. When Mr. Pryor returned, hurrying to collect the bags and umbrellas, David had turned his back and was looking out of the window. It was not until they were in the train that Alice remembered to speak of the incident. "Who in the world is Mrs.
That's one reason I'm taking the trouble to talk to you." "I told you I wasn't doing anything," said Corliss with a petulance as oddly like that of a pupil as the other's indulgence was like that of a tutor. "This is my own town; I own property here, and I came here to sell it. I can prove it in half-a-minute's telephoning. Where do you come in?" "Easy, easy," said Pryor, soothingly.
Pryor and a party made another Serch for the lost Canoe but was unsucksessfull; while engaged in Serching for the Canoe, Collins one of his party killed two Elk near the Netul below us. we Sent Sergt.
Jos. Field & Drewyer returned not haveing found any Elk. Sergt. Pryor and the fishing party not yet returned, Suppose they are detained by the winds. we are visited by 3 Clatsop men who brought a Dog, Some fish and a Sea otter Skin for Sale. we Suffered them to remain all night. we Set Shields at work to make Some Sacks of Elk Skin to contain my papers, and various articles which we wish kept Dry.
We have been practising for a month and having no end of trouble and bother with cranky people. Miranda Pryor promised to help with a dialogue and when she had her part all learnt her father put his foot down and refused to allow her to help at all. I am not blaming Miranda exactly, but I do think she might have a little more spunk sometimes.
Pryor and Windsor early this morning with orders to procede up the river to some commanding eminence and take it's bearing as far as possible. in the mean time the four others and myself were busily engaged in making two rafts on which we purposed descending the river; we had just completed this work when Sergt.
David pointed shyly at the vanishing figure at the end of the waiting- room. "Why, no, dear, that's my father." "I know," said David; "he's Mr. Pryor, Mrs. Richie's brother. He comes and stays at our house." "Stays at your house? What on earth are you talking about, you funny little boy! Where is your house?" "O' Chester," said David. The young lady laughed and gave him a kind glance.
I've hung on here for more than a dozen years to be ready to help when the time came, and now the thing seems impossible." "'As thy day, so shall thy strength be. If you have prepared yourself to do anything, you can do it," Pryor Gaines assured him. "Well, how can I send?" Jim asked again. "There's nobody there to bring her, and nobody here to go after her.
Ordway Set out. previous to their departur I gave instructions how they were to proceed &c. I also wrote to Capt Lewis by Sergt. Ordway-. my party now Consists of the following persons Viz: Serjeant N. Pryor, Jo.
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